Akhenaten. Earlier in his reign, he was called Amenhotep IV, but after changing the state religion to Atenism, he changed it to Akhenaten.
To govern, to defend, to protect and promote their peoples' interests as their father.
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He attempted to promote Catholicism by appointing Catholics to military
He attempted to promote Catholicism by appointing Catholics to military
By having a king (pharaoh) they had a strong government, and as the pharaoh saw himself as father of the people, responsible for their well-being, and obligated to promote their prosperity, there was a unanimity of purpose between the ruler and the ruled.
It attempted to impose peace and promote prosperity on the empire, stretching from Libya through the Middle East to today's Pakistan.
It established a system of local, provincial and central government. It attempted to promote peace and prosperity. It taxed moderately. It provided internal and external security.
Ancient Egyptians viewed their pharaohs as living gods. They were the personification of AMUN-RA the king of gods, and when they died they became true gods. Therefore these pharaohs weren't only regarded as the kings of Egypt but as divinity. Egyptians believed that their pharaoh bore full responsibility for the kingdom's well-being, the sun to rise, the rivers to overflow, and the crops to grow. It was the pharaoh's duty to promote truth and justice. He was worshiped and appreciated.
To protect and promote workers rights Since workers had no statutory rights at the time, that phrase makes no sense. Unions attempted to give members a voice in decisions about pay and work conditions.
To protect and promote workers rights Since workers had no statutory rights at the time, that phrase makes no sense. Unions attempted to give members a voice in decisions about pay and work conditions.
To protect and promote workers rights Since workers had no statutory rights at the time, that phrase makes no sense. Unions attempted to give members a voice in decisions about pay and work conditions.
Yes, promote does have a prefix. Promote's prefix is pro-.